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http://dkstr.tumblr.com (might have posted it earlier)

and me and my gf have a cooking photo blog:) :

http://ruokaa.tumblr.com

Hmm, does anyone know is doing midisyncing hard to implement to simple sequencer like this:
http://www.beavisaudio.com/Projects/dig … nkConsole/

Sounds really cool! Possibilities seem to be almost endless so its hard to start. I might really get into this, as happened with Pure Data (made a really simple 4-track drumsequencer + livelooper to use with Novation Launchpad) about a month ago. But let's see how hard this is with couple of excercises, thanks a lot for ideas, I'll post here whatever I'll end up doing.

I think I saw some drum sequencers / drum machines but I guess storing samples isnt possible because lack of memory?

Oh and I fixed my original bost. Bottom video was supposed to be 4bitsynth / Nessy.

This!

First Videovalvontaa gig was at some summercabin party in october 2005, we had no sync between GB and laptop, I had no idea of how to use my midikeyboard, there probably was lot's of pitchbending and useless knob twisting involved. We were really drunk.

First gig where there was other people than friends was in january or february of 2006. We organized it ourselves, didn't know anything about party planning. We invited couple of other bands to play. I dont remember much of the gig other than I was nervous as shit, the PA was awful (because we didn't really have a real one, only the one used for DJ:s) and during our last song we trashed as sort of ritual one NES unit. I played some gabberish beat and Keff threw (already broken, I believe there were much of insides missing) NES unit to the floor and stomped it to pieces. I think some people joined in too. I think we covered the rent of the place for evening and paid to other artists too, it was a fun night.

I went from software to pure hardware, now I'm back with software but using my hardware as samples etc. Much of it has to do with live performance and pure logistics. And of course with how I like to write music, I like to make livetakes, edit them to bits and pieces and continue with that more than say do a song in tracker and then just mix and record it.

I dont really care. If sitting front of computer when making music gets to you somehow, you probably sit front of computer too much anyway. I have huge respect for people who do music with just hardware, but it shouldnt be everyones goal to be just purely this or that. Each to it's own.